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LFR, Inc. 7.3 Conditions Requiring Stoppage of Work If air monitoring indicates that the site-specific action levels defined in Section 10 are exceeded, activities must cease, and personnel must evacuate the Exclusion Zone (see Section 9). The Project Manager and Director of Health and Safety will be contacted immediately. 8.0 SAFETY PROCEDURES AND SITE REQUIREMENTS Real-time air monitoring devices will be used to analyze airborne contaminant concentrations every 30 minutes in the workers' breathing zones while workers are in the designated Exclusion Zone. If elevated concentrations are indicated, the monitoring frequency will be increased, as appropriate. The equipment will be calibrated daily, and the results will be recorded on LFR's Air Monitoring form or project log book. The results of air monitoring will be recorded on an LFR Air Monitoring Form or project log book and will be retained in the project files following completion of field activities. A copy of the Air Monitoring Form is located in Appendix B. A daily morning briefing to cover safety procedures and contingency plans in the event of an emergency is to be included with a discussion of the day's activities. These daily meetings will be recorded on LFR Daily Tailgate Safety Meeting Forms. A debriefing to cover the activities is to be held upon completion of the work. A copy of the Daily Tailgate Safety Meeting Form is included in Appendix B. The SSO will conduct a safety inspection of the work site before each day's activities begin to verify compliance with the requirements of the HSP. Results of the first day's inspection will be documented on an LFR Site Safety Checklist. A copy of the checklist is included in Appendix B. Minimum emergency equipment maintained on site will include a fully charged 20- pound ABC dry chemical fire extinguisher, an adequately stocked first aid kit, and an emergency eyewash station(when corrosive chemicals are present). 8.1 Training Requirements Site personnel, including subcontractors and visitors conducting work in controlled areas of the Site, must have completed the appropriate training as required by 8 CCR 5192. Further site-specific training will be conducted by the SSO prior to the initiation of project activities. This training will include, but will not necessarily be limited to, emergency procedures, site control, personnel responsibilities, and the provisions of this HSP. General site workers (such as equipment operators, general laborers, and supervisory personnel) engaged in hazardous substance removal or other activities that could expose them to hazardous substances must have successfully completed an initial 40-hour KMEP-Stockton-HASPv1Aoc:LFR Page 17